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Florida struggles in paint in road loss to Texas A&M
Feb. 14, 2013The Gators traveled to College Station, Texas, on Thursday looking to win their third straight game in Southeastern Conference play.
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Athletes wrestle with Olympic drop
By Kelcee Griffis | Feb. 14, 2013In the wake of the International Olympics Committee’s decision earlier this week to drop wrestling from the 2020 games, Gainesville athletes and experts are expressing concern over the impacts of the decision.
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Junior holding UF together
By GREG LUCA | Feb. 14, 2013Three months ago, no one knew when Casey Prather would begin his junior season. After suffering a pair of concussions in the preseason, Prather didn’t play until Nov. 23 — Florida’s fifth game.
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SNAP app frustrates some riders
By Victoria Forst | Feb. 14, 2013As the Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol prepares to become an application-only-based system, SNAP users at UF without a smartphone might find themselves waiting outside for a very long time.
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Whitson’s injury leaves Florida rotation shorthanded
By JOSH JURNOVOY | Feb. 14, 2013Pitching and defense were supposed to be the Gators’ foundation this season.
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Valentine’s Day: table for two
By Jennifer Hernandez | Feb. 14, 2013Relationships are difficult. Usually, mates want you to hang out with them, do them special favors and make them sandwiches.
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Worstminster Dog Show: Get out and vote, y’all
Feb. 13, 2013It’s the year of the underdog. Expect the unexpected.
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Candidates debate SG issues
By Colleen Wright | Feb. 13, 2013Fierce replies and a lively moderator sum up the UF 2013 Student Government Debate on Wednesday.
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New Zealand production ‘Guru of Chai’ comes to UF
By Steven Katona | Feb. 13, 2013If you had 17 different people in your head trying to speak through you, you might be considered crazy. But for an actor in a New Zealand-based theater company, it is simply another night on stage.
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Traffic accident sends UF students to hospital, city calls for action
By Kathryn Varn | Feb. 13, 2013After a Tuesday night traffic accident in southwest Gainesville sent two UF students to the hospital, city officials and local police are looking for a solution to reduce car-pedestrian incidents in the area.
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Comic relief: Gainesville Improv Festival kicks off Wednesday
By Gillian Stoney | Feb. 13, 2013Magic — it’s what happens when audience suggestions combine with comedy gold on stage during the eigth annual Gainesville Improv Festival.
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UF launches sustainability campaign
By Katie Burns | Feb. 13, 2013One year ago, Donna Rudnicki used to drive everywhere. But after Rudnicki learned more about the effects of pollution on the environment, she decided to switch from four wheels to two.
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Baby Gators dig for love
By Alexa Volland | Feb. 13, 2013In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, there will be a Digging the Love fundraiser tonight to benefit UF Baby Gator Child Development Centers.
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Gators rout Dolphins on road
Feb. 13, 2013Jacksonville took control against No. 3 Florida at the opening draw. The Dolphins stayed patient, holding the ball for the first 3 minutes of the game without attempting a shot on goal.
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Fraternity brothers to sweetly serenade unsuspecting students
By Colleen Wright | Feb. 13, 2013Christie Kosal was waiting near the Music Building three years ago when someone approached her and asked if she wanted to be serenaded.
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Sophomore’s grand slam helps Florida defeat Jacksonville
By MICHELLE PROVENZANO< | Feb. 13, 2013Briana Little had a big hit on Wednesday night.
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Why upgrading to Apple’s iTunes 11 is a good idea
By Brock Seng | Feb. 13, 2013With bated breath you hit the update button, hoping that, for once, the new software won’t be a total failure.
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UF out to avenge Butler’s loss
Feb. 13, 2013The sound of Rod Stewart’s voice still makes coach Amanda Butler cringe.
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Student Government: It’s time for change
Feb. 12, 2013UF’s Student Government needs an overhaul.
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Pro-gun people: guns will not prevent rape
Feb. 12, 2013In a guest column in Tuesday’s Alligator, Santa Fe College student Thomas Ryan argued that more women should be pro-guns.
